Haozhen escorted to the execution ground, the princess can not help but come to see off, Haozhen people are dying, asking for forgiveness of the princess in the past their own not. The Princess saw the prison car away, the spirit of wandering.

Yinshang and Haozhen all the way to the tragic parting, parting of the court, and agreed to die at noon, the souls together.

The Princess is as dumb as a dork, and begs her father to release Haozhen with her death. The Princess is a very good woman, and she is a very good woman, and she is a very good woman, and she is a very good woman, and she is a very good woman.

However, the princess was so grateful that she thought of the agreement with Yinshang that she ran back to the royal residence, but unfortunately, Yinshang had already hanged herself from the beam, and she was one step too late, and from then on, she was separated from her husband.

Haozhen has no more worries, and took Yinshang away, and finally the two became two white foxes, running in the world of freedom.

The Plum Blossom Brand is a novel by Chinese Taiwanese author Qiong Yao, the first in her trilogy The Three Plum Blossoms series. It is based on a story of the same name in Qiong Yao's 1971 collection White Fox, but has been altered so much that it is far removed from the original novel.It was adapted into a television series of the same name in 1993, directed by Shen Yi and scripted by Qiong Yao, with Chen Deyong and Ma Jingtao in the lead roles. The other two works were "Between Water and Clouds" and "Ghost Husband".

Storyline:

The soon-to-be-pregnant Grand Fujin of Prince Shuo's house exchanges someone else's son (Beile) for her own daughter (Bai Yinshang) in order to save her position, and a plot to swap a male and female baby is then unfolded.

A few years later, Fujin gets more honor with Beile's son, while her own daughter is bullied by people for selling songs for a living. After a chance encounter, Beile rescues Ginshang, and the two of them develop feelings for each other. At the same time, the emperor looks at Beilei and appoints him as the emperor's son-in-law. Gege and Ginshang enter the royal residence together, and the family's love-hate relationship unfolds from then on.